Morten Revsgaard Frederiksen

Morten Revsgaard Frederiksen has a diverse work experience in the fields of technology, IT, and medical devices. Morten Revsgaard has held various roles at different companies throughout their career.

From December 2022, Morten has been working at Orbex as the Head of Propulsion Mech Engineering and Manufacturing, where they are responsible for leading the propulsion and manufacturing efforts. Prior to this role, they served as the Launch Vehicle Mechanisms Lead & Line Manager, overseeing the development of micro-launch vehicles for Orbex.

In 2013, Morten co-founded beo.io, an IT technology company specializing in high-performance servers and cloud computing. Morten Revsgaard continues to be involved with the company as a co-owner.

At Novo Nordisk, Morten held multiple positions. Morten Revsgaard worked as a Technical Project Manager, specializing in Mechanical Engineering, where they led the development of autonomous robotics pills for oral drug delivery. Morten Revsgaard also served as a Senior Lead Engineer, working on the SOMA Oral Device in collaboration with MIT. Additionally, they worked as an R&D Project Manager and an Advanced R&D Engineer, focusing on medical devices for digital health.

Before their time at Novo Nordisk, Morten was the CEO, co-owner, and co-founder of BEO, a technology and film production company. Morten Revsgaard played a crucial role in expanding the company, which had offices and facilities in Copenhagen.

Earlier in their career, Morten worked as a Consulting Senior Project Manager at Radiometer Medical and Coloplast, and as a Consulting External Project Manager and a Consulting Senior R&D Engineer at Novo Nordisk.

Overall, Morten Revsgaard Frederiksen has gained significant expertise in mechanical engineering, project management, and technology development throughout their career.

Morten Revsgaard Frederiksen completed their education with a focus on two main degrees. From 2001 to 2005, they attended Aarhus University, where they obtained a degree from the School of Engineering, specializing in Mechanical Engineering. Following this, Morten pursued further education at Stanford University from 2013 to 2017. During this time, they completed their Biodesign Graduate degree. Unfortunately, the field of study for this degree was not specified.